Burton "Bud" Elliott, Class of 1948. Oral history interview conducted by Mary Donin on November 14, 2007 in Newton, MA, documenting his undergraduate years at Dartmouth during World War Two.

The collection contains subject files of the Hillel organization of Dartmouth College including files on Alden Cariss, high holdidays, the Hillel Board, Holocaust, Passover, rabbis and the Weisel Book Project.

In English.

Hiram Hitchcock (1833-1900), hotelier and Dartmouth College Trustee. The collection consists of documents including correspondence, financial documents, life insurance policies, legal papers, newspaper clippings, a Sudanese newspaper, and documents relating to the sale of Hitchcock’s share in the Fifth Avenue Hotel.

Collection of wooden canes, primarily those carried and carved by Dartmouth seniors. The practice of carving senior canes began in 1885. In the 1890s, Charles Dudley, Class of 1902, designed the most common Indian Head Cane. Other canes in the collection include presentation canes, society canes, and Daniel Webster's walking stick.

McQuilken DeGrange (1880-1953), professor of sociology. Dartmouth College Honorary Degree 1928. The collection consists of manuscripts and typescripts of his essays “The Method of August Comte” (1931) and "The Nature and Elements of Sociology" (1953), as well as notes relating to his writings, lecture notes and writing prompts for his students.